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PLICATION IN CONSEQUENCE Or,
FUSION KULJC "LiAWLfiSSNICBd WALK
XD TfLK STATE LUCE EttTILENCE,
CB1MC STJaXJCXD ABKOAD AT NOON-
Judge Parker say that the pre
sent administration baa been extra
vagant and be promises to cat
down ex pen- if he is elected. The
question ia . where would Judge
j Parker begin his tcouoiuy. Why
didn't he tate in what departments
be would begin his economy
Would he begin by cutting off the
liver and harbor improvements?
Would he begin by destroying oar
navy? Would he ht-gin by cutting
off peni( ns to the old soldiers? He
declares that he is In favor of in
creasing pennlon. Judging by the
last Democratic president, the Judge
would increase our expense rather
than cut them down. During
Cleveland's first 'administration he
increased our expenditures $50,000.
000 and during hi wtn-A adminis
tration be iii(-rea!ed our expendi
ture 60,000,000 more. The same
extravagant crowd that nominated
Cleveland, nominatd Mr. Parker.
Is there any reason to belive that
Parker, if elected, would econo-
ay. aLEEjr lay ixwn with I mize any more than Cleveland did?
AIAKM JlHU THE SOUND Q)f THE
ifnr w . . M I The next issue of the Caucasian
the aosaptr the mocking bikd."
how stand the case to-day
Goveknob? Haven't the acts
The next issue of the
will contain an open letter from ex-
Benator Butler on the political sit-
Mr. Editor. 1 maintain that
Judgt Parker if elected will Invite
Booker Washington or some other
negro -to dine with him at the
White House. He has teen asked
myriads of times by newspaper
and orators if he would, and be re
fuse to say. He has spent his life
in a State, bolditur its highest office
for seven years, in which ue-roe
and whites are by laws of Demo
cratic enactment, compelled to at
tend the same schools. G rover
Cleveland, Governor aud a Demo
cratic Legislature either enact d or
refused to repeal them. Cleveland
och stuff, Northern Democratic or
Republican tsaociatloa with negroes
can not hurt Southern people who
do not bc'JevB In or practice It.
When you cuss Roosevelt and vote
for Parker on that account you
jump from the frying pan Into the
fire". ' .
T. T. H.
Henderson, Sept. 26, 1 904.
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH
"Oar little daughter had an a!
moat fatal attack of hooping'
cough and bronchitis." write Mu.
vv. K. Havllacd, of Armonk, N. Y-
but when all othtr remedit failed.
kln.iu.IT art. I Ti -1 1 WaV IIIO fflt '"la "
-Tr "KT.T , l Sew Discovery. 0r niece, who
01 ieeas in wasnmgxon cuy.wnere conaomption m an advanced
live 200,000 white people, lie ap- sUge, also med this wonderful
pointed a negro minister to Bolivia, medicine and to-day sa is perfectly
a country of white people. The well." Desperate throat and lnng
Washington Post of June 16, 1886, diseases yield to Dr. King' New
which was the next day after bis Discovery as to no other medicine
wedding, contained the name of n Infallible for coaha and
Fred Douglass as one of the wedding f L0Pfbotl
i.. r. . nteed by ail druggUts. Trial but-
v i ti i m a a . aat w wm aw r r m nfirnina. i
ted last week by Democrats for Gov
ernor of New York caused a negro
to be put on the Iaioerauc ticket
for Recorder of Deeds of Albany
tlee free.
Southern Station in Charlotte
Charlotte, N. C, Oct. 16.- The
ution, discussing the chief points at
issue bet ween Roosevelt and Parker. I R. T. Paine, Jr., who lias been nom
Of thbee ked shikt leoislatukes I This letter of Senator Butler's is be- irmted four timtt and ran twice by
! the Democrats for Governor of
IS""? S; aDd uleC.ted Wm ! Houthern Railway has changed its
" "e" " iu plans in regard to remodeling its
and titled by Harvard College, and 8Ulioa in this cIty and
Z k- "It" ??U5bto T68 will erect a handsome new building
in the North and by Queen Victo- t aaA r Kn nna
I- L . I cj: . L I " '""'VVB " ' m
iu .bugiauu. oiui lue oue anu cry
about his ding with Roosevelt Hon.
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.
S. Le Quinn, of Cavendish,
I was robbed of his castomarv health
kule paign document. Besides this arti- antJ Hay8 fae hlL8 dined ith Booker by Invai0ii ' chionlc coufiipation.
;k you cle we will have a great deal of other and makes the criticism of Roose- Si''HV PS!8
AND MOKE than two yea km of ling widely distributed as a cam
n
YOUK OWN BENEFICENT
rAasij la itj ia iifiimy Miivt:K viin uim we wi i i ivh a vr-ai p nt nthsr ni ..... 1,, , ;..:,. t
ffiOCLAlMED the FOKEGOING? campaign matter in the next issue, veltfor doing so his reason for sup- w arrested'and no'hes8 entirely
When you are cavokting over Send in your orders at once for ex- Prtiog Roosevelt. Carl Schurz.the cured. They're gu ran ted to cure.
the state whooping for EDUCA-Jtra copies at two cents a copy and mOHnolat1 ma.n GPt Cleveland, 26c. at all druggists,
TION AND roads don't you hear I distribute them among your friends. I long article in McClures Magazine
OT MORS CRIMES BEING COMMITED
IN NORTH CAROLINA THAN EVER
SEJrO&E AND DO YOU CONTINUE TO
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PRESIDENT WMST0N,
RAUEIOH, N. C.
m t n fl' ti ti tt
KaieiiCT iviicmriLDJie worb
of the State at same prj
at shop.
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lowing buslnees proposition :
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"The solution is for you to find out."
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The
a ue luueiwucni jueiuocrais m .Ne
braska and Illinois who ara not
tor January, 1U04, in which with
terrible sarcasm he ridiculed the
chambermaid who wouldn't make
CONFESSIONS OF A
pri est. Times -M e rc u r v .
Rev. John S. Coy. nf Waku ii-b- 7
- w v- mm.v At
A- 'Bra -a r-k ' I
writes: .ror iz vears I suffttrtd
attribute THESE tofuhion rule? I wearnK the party yoke are prepar- UP ooEer s bed and belittled in from Yellow Jaundice, and con4 Weekly in the State, Free and out
ing to call another national conven- v 1 J uv v?"?1" f"":a numoeJ 01 Physicians and spoken on all subjects-the Simmons
I Who censure Rnnravelf fhr H nin I tri Art nil anna ..f marf in, C . jww-jw uiujuiuuo
twin tn nut nur a ounriirlota v. p, I ... " 7 I Z ' 1"co K"" I Machine a srwinltv. Thinlra rh.t
nw.uww... ...... I ' I vuu..lv M.IM. J. ACS- I nrith MZ-kJllTAI. 'I 'hAn I T1A I'd la, "han I n . L. I " i -T " rt
IVAArillU 111 A nillKLilVI.ll. I I UVUBCIi i.UClC UH 1W III-' I vivii -A. J. UCKau LUH UMH I1T . . .......
"crimes heemjb to be greatlv Men' who will not be controlled by Igroes in the North comparatively, Electric Bitters and feel that I am " na 8ays wnat 11 ihinka'
Year.
months just for
flan-Ward Hardware Company,
LOWEST PRICES. MONEY jXACK IF NOT SJIU
Mail orders shipped same day order received.
RALEIGH IM. (
ON THE INCREASE IN Til 18
NOT A DAY PASSES THAT THE
PATERS DO NOT CHRONICLE A HOMi
CIDE, A BURGLARY OR SOME OTHER
SERIOUS VIOLATION O' THE LAW."
Wilmington Messenger (Democratic).
the trust, but who will represent the though tnere are 100,000 in New now CUred of die&se ihat had me Unit; CI flfl
STATE .nterest8 York Sutefand nearlythat loi J"VriJSife 'F?",U
Democrats in8istthaTHill and et but the Northed Uveni K.dney "ouSlfst mac tt 6 r 12
iIOM1" . . people witnout regard to party see
mont and other trust influences
nominated Parker, and they pro- Judge Parker shook hands with a by all druggists. Only 60 cents.
pose 10 lei me irusis elect bim, if negro in a puDiic pice on Sept. 17,
thy can. iyni n the presence of a crowd, as
reported in a Democratic paper.
GORMAN AND THE NEGRO.
The followiog special was sent
out from Baltimore under date of
October the 7th:
"Senator Gorman and National
Chairman Taggart have planned to
go to great lengths to capture the
negro vote in Indiana, New York
and West Virginia. They have es
tablished national
ters in Broadway
ten blukd iron i u,o buuuing occu
pied
SOUTHERN R. R.
J! F CLICK,
Editor,
HICKORY. N. C.
THE ISOtvTH UAUOL1NA
TYYt t.1 I i I Y f I . A v. . m4- ..I 111
Awiiuai axAiA xuiiuobiiHi vouege.
COUHHEM.
In effect Aug 7th, 1904.
The French Broad Pilot states There are than 3 600 negroes in the
that SOS whitM,r.n .MHi.fv.nAKi service at the government in Wash-
'in MadLon county thi. year as the g ? ? the appomt- This condensed schedule is pub
iuu county mia year as the ment under civil service laws that liahed a !nfnrmi k
Democratic laws. And Democrats and Judge Parker pro- iect to chan withnt . wJL
otill li . j .j . I :,r, - . .1 ... " wv lumci
"" vo icujouu prouiisau you in 4,300 lu vui. iuuxviuiey appointed I public.
iuu mai it me amendmend was " luau' 1U DUUlu oose-i trains leave Raleigh n c
passeu not a single white man would ,u v.uuo. z.uu a. m. JNo. ill daily for
1 dtataMbted. Thar have fooLd h" . " ,t? "reen8bo Points. Carries
...1 w 7. ru"man 8IeePer Qoldsboro to Greene
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CHAKJLEt D. McIVER, PrealdeoL
UKKNSBOH. S. C.J
va -m . .
r . I wiauMli CLAJia
cae ior, as tney say, breaking the Savanna. No. 37, "Washinirton and All for the small sum of 75 cehtM.
a i i t ... I f firiaT1 Till inn onH m n m.Ai- I r. . I - '
a xroojtivn nenuniian nninr r J-""Vi"" ou"wi iae as i soutnwestern riimifAri x..n a
w . i .it . j . . .. , ouxjiu J. uii. rwnn 11a vrmiw -.ri.. mv i- . -
half dozen Slates are
now employed rearJiable what curious things we
at thi branch headquai'ier in W en We flave no 8U--"
uroadway. A wtn kly lampaign auu WU8erver
paper, ealiel the Emancipater,' is I teay yu nve no gun? Whare
being published there, a great deal I re the red-hi rt Winchesters of '96
r; . isuemg sent out to and 1900? Mavba to., mni.i eioHd tr v.
row one of them.
stitution. He could not make a N. Y. to New Orleans and MerniS P0Q,t put U offJ but D0 IT NOW.
distinction on account of race nr Unnontinn to .1. . ' I .
I iui y matuu- I - vuuress.
CAUCASIAN PUB. CO.
i
112, daily for
Raleigh, N. C.
iy uit H . ti i.u. (limn ii
For rM,,, ui,,, ... uffi.L Itepublican orator TiVT.
cienttbe,-..i .... h.,i,u;v uasaitCoVerta lllal Andrew Jack-"" 4 "w" buwwb- man train drawing room sleepers,
oi tn lo.i.iiuiiee ,.. s., Iay away I ; " -i-xiuixiaa jtruerbon were aot
ft-otn ..mis.x. i I Democrats at all. but wr ifimhi:.
'Prominent c.,.r..i ,,e. fM,m a cans OI ine -x-sevelt 'type. It ii I , " " 7 "JU, lllllu. J& coma Balem, Wilkesboro, Danville and
tact. 1'iiuuio voi, a I local stations.
ucgiwsa, appoimeu Dy Mckinley I 5:25 a. m. No.
-w w luoxcu uuuci LiirHHi, iiT i i4ninohAA i a j
, au i r , wowaV muai stations con-
death after she had served about necting at Goldsboro with Atlantic
seven years. Roosevelt refused to Coast Line for Wilmimrton N
appoint another and had the office C, Wilson, N. C, TarboTO N
thefnlAro.1 t- i.. ..v.4..., jwu TOuiu oor- ior a year, n you naa SWOrn C... Norfolk. V oH ' , HESONALLY noWTnfrPn
iuius IU tut) UOUULIU1I. . .... . i n I a: t. , -I . . .. ' 1 UU1UWI- '"Ull
autesin the North and travel! 1UW uu,f 01 inem- - uuoxu aau eniore me taws ot late stations, also at Goldsboro with world's fair. sr. wina
, . line United iStatea nnnM ti.i. , .. .. . " I ' 7
viuiwanes are going among the col-1 " . t , akU,u" na xortn Carolina Rail-
orrf men in iJL., Xew York The Governor of Wyoming, Hon. S?J? ."m" 8le'y V Ktatoo. a. d, Newberne,
.nd West Virginia. Senator Gor- Chatterton, in an interview with L!"third f81?: n.ot N- - immediate stations.
vi uuumrao. VVUiLl LIIHI n .411 a. m M fA
SPECiAL. SPtliiAL. SPECIAL
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
TOUR TO
'.u .f 0 I xrresiueni noosevelt is very Donular without
in the Weat. He adds that. "Evan In the
ardent Democrats in our section are !nU cKinlfy
daily
TUESDAY, OCTOBER llTH, 1904.
VIA SOUTHBRN RAILWAY.
The Southern Rail
iox I a nersonAllv cnnHnnf i.
ton, 5 45
a a & .
me iNOrtnem nmrrnM
Now, doesn't that present a pretty
picture? Gorman in charge of the
negro Democratic headquarters in
Naw York that is sending out negro
. uuuuuux mates, . unconstitntional or imn, t " i Z rr""?' UiittU araw" a m, Thursday 13th.
wmieat the same time this same he New York Herald, a Demo- that vear Senator .Tnh7 10 iNew York and Ihis , rain will be
..... I .. I - "uiKau.HiMlUlUUUI UIOHA Pnnnontinr, I ilno 1 . "
r""" navmg laws passed in cratic paper that has been support- r Alabama, in a public address . Winston. Salem. .""a?.a"man .8lWiK
m mj u r iiu rn o va im iirrrT a w mt
j w w ua w fi a rtt i i . i m m m n t x r a u a -w-a i . v
lormm, and there is no symntom mnnll ZlZl "V. . "" """ excePl Sunday. At iL" UBOOto! '22 pm, Saas-
of nthu,i..m , e. r" ... ,?uf'uoou u ureensDoro with train No. Sfi. "ttl .uu
points North: Pullman rt w. 1 "w. " ' "r"Ylng Louia 7 32
of enthusiasm
ticket."
:k""7 "r f .u.,pitt"or.m u Ma" for Washineton AU. P m. ? orgauton
, icuuutig represemauon to be and aU points North: Pniim.n I ' .a
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Maryland to dlafranchi th intr Judire Prk.r t .k. m (see Southern Historic, J .i oTLvl"e. ana 10' 1' le loaie wl via Ashe-
J...a. . . . I. . F'ucy, ' " KTt rain jno. 7 for noxviiie and Louiaviil.
And why? Simply because he mt. I has lost all hones nf wh ,.Jre volume o page 25 and 26)
Mt knm .. I .- . . . . . . I mentioned the "Material addition and
i vvwa otwaA.vAlJ3
High Point, Salisbury, nharintio I throogn the errand and Mnnf m..nn
- V ...v.vi, . , " . -w .VUU-
a local stauons. I regioss at Western Nurth Car-
10:80 a.m. Vn' ma r j.n I olina, East Tennessee and iu..n.
(Bused hvthAanfnnhiM,4LJn-,J.t. . v0, uaujr ior t;fnl hl Ma 7 "
1" " : r - W1 m , vruiusuoro ana all local nolnts ; mn.i;.;.7 tvsuun oi nen-
fet thlm tr xrfA tkn T. i ? I nonHi'Hnin. .j 1
tickerinM- i a f--, l7 auu uarea edi- to the political power of the South
ticket in Maryland. tonal columns Tuesday that Presi- caused by the enfranchisement nfth
And now the news comes from lmt Roosevolt's election is aim . negro," and after discussini? ikvora... w., ! ?Pln wl con-1 tucky
Washington that John Williams, U foregone conclusion. ly their capacity for suffrage declar- Mount and aU fiastern NnrthS LllowiDgound trip tea' from
the Democratic nr. . ed "at all events we cannot afford Una nninta . . -at.J: ?ntt PPniontely lotr
puihiuii i . 1 7 .i uuiuauuru ior wii-
atateaman,of Franklin county, i8 Anotner democratic prohibiUon "e"ue;.lD.e
proportionately low
m ail nth .r aatna.
on.. .. : u""'uuo
181 I rlorwanrl :..u. . ' I r:'-""'" . U. uietii-Qay ElCKetS frnm alHc
A -r-k .. . . Inona.k.g. . ... . i -vuvuu wu lUCH I1KUL UI SUnMCO "lonri Nrarfnll. TTi. i . I K- a. ae-' . . .
.mocrauc neadquarters in Wash-r4 l" our ae8Jf No Southern DemocTr.t nirft JZ?. 1 108e - T f26 25, Clay
iBgtonCity,8endinrDemn.rti,.HiJa lar8 whiskey advertisement on nUt nn Mnt 71 :. WKn .esapeake T"' i lel 4 b0; Dur-
in. . i . I - - vwuiHuoiiiuiio kir nuinmnnk and oil I VMdu; lTnu.nkrw.ro da.
eratureto the negroes of the North "! e. They advertise fo Northern paper notices or denies outgoing steamers. Oxfo.d, 23;.Henimn 123 30.' P
and anti I whiskey and than tell V Oil hrtur trrssA I the utterly false statement; that .1 q.ok r ... IKa.iahn
Democrats of the South. And still H old and "eUow;it is, and then J?L Tt!16 ,child were Greensboro and immediite stetions: SL?5f $23 301 oton,' X
eorthe,od.mouthed,d
mesneetsin this SUte have the L ' " i: V 7."" TO there know it did noil 8unv 7 lZl
a aa. A M A.a a t Auuiiiiri ihnh it i nnr.taOi o am. a a i . mf
.vu cuivuwry xo yen "nitreer" I voicuvjr.iuwm;, uu. 11 nas Deen
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University Station ton $19 50, Ualeigh $ia50, Durham
For i aialiiuM anoiunbr in format ion, tuldren
1- VV. NEWKOM, H.giMirar,
- 1UR1I A V, . C.
at any one who will vote for Mr.
Roosevelt. We do not nanallv nnn.
descend to notice such a thing, but
we only wanted to again call your
attention to the inconsistency of the
Democratic leaders. In the words
f "Hon. Ihos. Settle: Oh! Con-
aiatency thou art a jewel! But in
th diadem of Democracy thy place
la vacant."
If your name is not on the reis-
tvation book you should register be
fore the 29th of
then be sure to cast your vote for
for good government on November
8th.
Hill and the New York show
girla may be for Parker, but the
Ghiaago ministers have declared for
Paaaidant Bocaevalt.
non. laos. E. Watson says: "It I them- Democratic
is curious to note that Mr. Parker I BryaDS Commoner
published for r-haanai thi. ai z i uarnm i
my rads of times in theouth. . Nor- At Grn" "D Tw,' l" ?o
ti uuu xiu. 2? i ' "-"i,ou"; unariotTA
fmm AwlVl 1J . - I 1 Q OA u am. . ' WM
papers
to the
m J Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, f 1-fe,lle 17- Morgan-
TT 'wawvm - i MiKMiii vii i aa a-n im
uoes noi once mention the name of Vr.V, . papers to ana first class coaches Washimrton f.TmkU uDie berth from
Jefferson, Jackson or anvoth.r J iing nero or tney wiU de- JacksonvlUe, Fla. No. 2i5 Zrj b 8DoroW. Kaleigh $6.00,
Demo It is possibly CSUICK
ne does not wish to take their name twhte man will vote for Unnvan.i 7: w 7". a.uurw-. People can tccupy double
in vain. I that no whii mn nr t V. w xuuiigmun steae raves
a vv a irifmiia. a ammr nrvaAiaHi. jb mn ra
that no white
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL
hublfcan except ne who ia trvi WmZ,. Yf-L coi
uuniug uuservaiiOD: L, : ivii inios ior wasWngton and all nolnbi oonvaera aauway wUi aceum-
"DemocraUc manage propose to Z"" ,19- Th?re "orth. Pultaun drawing room
O a al4 1 a A. ' alaOHiaB
akean active bid for the 'inde- fif. umcera. 618 observation car to New &
pendent vote . Tho uA I " m uuinoer snail
- --- "v nvuiu aaij LJtSL I nua l ...1.1 a 1 ?
ter to make alaid for th Tio'.IXY. UUUUieu 111,8
- ".v . . . I uuu may, neireer talk will I a.nv.
' " '"ne purnon oi wmco seems I nut o i." " " , 7 i """""y w mempnis.
to be hopeleealy aliented." l"""11?:.. -60 m, No. 186 AMI for
ve ior loving aoldsboro and local stations.
-landslide" this year. We dotnn the same thing? Here A wh. w"t.
u,.k nui w, ,w isir. Roosevelt. I a,: s ' uo 10 car-1 imrton D O
Some Democrats are expecting a I rick, Carl Schura and Parker for
ana ODSerVatiOn Car tn Va I ' "V yoaium ior U2e
be York; connection is aln mI J? eMnr OJ Party.
noo. T I , a a fur &H V Oinflr inTAmatlA J
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Mr. Parker has not yet stated his
poaitlon on the negro question.
;';.';;.-'' WANTED,- .
Detecttvibb," Reeponsible. Sham
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can yet be lbund who wiU red . mrrZZlfJs. . U. w ZZr":'"
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i paper or hear.- a spaaker who tAiirsI niiifk to- - MMAU I Tvtf-. rJI . . . . "
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iXthe Southern SUtes Democratic B. L. VeraoTiv Charlotte
- it is a thousand nitiea that.
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vest euucauonai aavintsge in the '-outh offered
year begins SEPTEMBER 7. IW4. .' nea
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